Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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Science Hall under spring construction. Note underground tunnel system. 10 Groundbreaking ceremonies for Guadalupe Hall. Present arc the late Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore and then president, Father Hunthausen.

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At this Fifties Homecoming, Carroll students attired themselves in their parents' college days apparel. 29 Bortomeo Hall, Bishop Gilmore's dream of a seminary housing, arises into a reality in 1957.

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THE 60s 70s Science Hall under spring construction. Note underground tunnel system. The front lawn of Carroll College before the erection of O'Connell Hall. GROWTH AND GLORY IN AN AGE OF PRIVATE ACADEMIC EXTINCTION In the sixties Carroll added programs to her curriculum and students to her enrollment. This increase demanded more space and Carroll added a new addition to Guadalupe Hall for added women population. New construction included the Commons, O’Connell Hall, and in the close of the decade the dedication of the new physical education building. Expansion, however, did not end there. Carroll continued to add new curricula, and in September, 1973 she reinstituted her nursing program and started a dental hygiene program. The 1970s also witnessed Carroll establish her supremacy in Frontier Conference football. Her football records may not be as ovenvhelming as those set by the 1931 Mount Saint Charles team, but they are still impressive. Three successive conference crowns (1973, 73, 74) and one undefeated season (1973) attest to their supremacy.